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  1. Bureau of Radiological Health publications index by United States. Bureau of Radiological Health. Office of Management and Systems. Technical Information Staff, 1979-01-01
  2. FDA plans to upgrade device safety monitoring.(Practice Trends)(Center for Devices and Radiological Health): An article from: Family Practice News by Alicia Ault, 2006-12-01
  3. Less than the sum of its parts: Reforms needed in the organization, management, and resources of the Food and Drug Administration's Center for Devices and Radiological Health : a report by United States, 1993
  4. 21st Century U.S. Army Correspondence Course References: Introduction to Radiography and Radiological Health - Army Medical Department Course Student Self-Study Guide (Ringbound) by Department of Defense, 2008-09-24
  5. Some physical factors affecting radiographic image quality: Their theoretical basis and measurement (Environmental health series: radiological health) by Lloyd M Bates, 1969
  6. Medical device and radiological health regulations come of age.(Food and Drug Administration): An article from: FDA Consumer by Carol Rados, 2006-01-01
  7. 21st Century Essential Guide to Radiological Health, Medical Imaging, X-rays, Microwaves, Ultrasound, Mammography, CT Scan, Lasers, Sunlamps, Tanning Beds - FDA Documents (CD-ROM) by U.S. Government, 2008-07-01
  8. Principles of radiological health (Environmental health engineering textbooks) by Earnest F Gloyna, 1969
  9. Associate Radiological Health Specialist
  10. The Health Physics and Radiological Health Handbook : Supplement 1 (1986)
  11. Chernobyl Ten Years On, Radiological and Health Impact. An Appraisal (UKRAINE RADIATION REPORT)
  12. Most investigator, IRB and sponsor deficiencies decline in 2005: CDRH.(Center for Devices and Radiological Health)(Institutional Review Board): An article from: BioResearch Compliance Report by Laura Gater, 2006-10-01
  13. Introduction T Radiological Health by H Blatz, 1964
  14. Radiological health and related standards for nuclear power plants (Health and safety impacts of nuclear, geothermal, and fossil-fuel electric generation in California) by Anthony V Nero, 1977

41. Radiology Boards 4 ALLIED HEALTH JOBS ALLIED HEALTH JOBS
State of Indiana radiological health Section P.O. Box 1964 Indianapolis, IN 462061964 317-633-0150. IOWA. State of Iowa Department of Health Lucas State
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42. SDSU Graduate Admissions: Radiological Health Physics, MS
radiological health Physics, MS. Contact Information. Graduate Admissions Enrollment Services San Diego State University 5500 Campanile Drive
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Department Location: P 131 Telephone: (619) 594-6240 Fax: (619) 594-5485 www.physics.sdsu.edu gradadv@physics.sdsu.edu Adviser Calvin Johnson cjohnson@sciences.sdsu.edu P 135 Step 1: Submit to the University: California State University application electronically at CSUMentor along with the $55 application fee.

43. Radiological Health
radiological health. Attention Radioactive Materials Licensee The Westchester County Department of Health requests your assistance with efforts to reduce
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The Westchester County Department of Health requests your assistance with efforts to reduce the potential hazards of contamination of household waste with radioactive isotopes. In the course of protecting our communities from radiation hazards, radiation monitors have detected contamination at several waste collection sites around the County. While the contamination has ultimately proven to be at extremely low levels, the sources have included human excreta from individuals treated with radioactive iodine for thyroid conditions. The human manpower and expense to municipalities involved with each incident is significant. After several discussions with veterinary and medical providers, and with officials from the Radioactive Materials section of the New York State Department of Health, the Westchester County Department of Health has developed the enclosed fact sheets (see below) with specific recommendations for the management of potentially contaminated household waste. Please make use of this information when counseling patients treated with radioactive isotopes. By making your contaminated waste storage facilities available to patients for their own soiled diapers, sanitary pads, tissues or other similarly contaminated waste products you will be helping keep our communities free of all radiation hazards.

44. ScienceDirect - Journal Of Hazardous Materials : Principles Of Radiological Heal
These authors have been teaching a course on the basic principles of radiological health and radiation protection. The book “…is intended as a resource text
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45. Graduate Schools Search - Health Physics - Peterson's
Graduate Schools search results for Health Physics/radiological health, Get free info on Health Physics/radiological health.
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46. Alumni - John B. Little Center For Radiation Sciences And Environmental Health -
Department of Environmental and radiological health Sciences Colorado State University 1618 Campus Delivery Fort Collins, CO 805231618 Tel. 970-491-0580
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Harvard School of Public Health
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John B. Little Center for Radiation Sciences and Environmental Health
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Sally A. Amundson
Associate Professor of Radiation Oncology
Center for Radiological Research
Columbia University Medical Center
630 W. 168th St. VC11-215
New York, NY 10032
Tel. 212-305-3911
Fax 212-305-3229 Edouard Azzam, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Division of Radiation Research
Department of Radiology UMDNJ - New Jersey Medical School Newark, NJ 07101 Tel. 973-972 5323 Fax: 973-972 6474 azzamei@umdnj.edu Michele Caggana, Sc.D., FACMG Deputy Director, Newborn Screening Program Director, Molecular Newborn Screening Laboratory Head, Genetic Testing Section New York State Department of Health Wadsworth Center P.O. Box 509 Albany, NY 12201-0509 Tel. 518-473-3854 Fax 518-486-2693 mxc08@health.state.ny.us Gerald Chan Sc.D. Co-Founder, Morningside Group Peter WS Chang, MD, MPH ('88 HSOH), ScD('92 HSPH)

47. Radiological Health Or Radiation Protection?
radiological health or Radiation Protection? Miriam Sachs and Richard Sullivan. Full text. Full text is available as a scanned copy of the original print
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48. ISDH: Indoor And Radiologic Health: Emergency Response
The Indoor and radiological health (IRH) program has the responsiblity to respond to radiological incidents and emergencies in the State of Indiana.
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The Indoor and Radiological Health (IRH) program has the responsiblity to respond to radiological incidents and emergencies in the State of Indiana. The IRH program is also responsible for providing technical assistance to the Indiana State Emergency Management Agency (SEMA) in the event of a nuclear power plant incident at any of the four nuclear power plants that are within fifty miles of the Indiana border. Incidents involving radioactive materials or radiation producing devices should be reported to the Indiana State Department of Health, Indoor and Radiological Health Program at one of the following numbers:

49. ATSDR - News Details - Stauffer Chemical Health Consultation, Tarpon Springs Mee
radiological health CONSULTATION Public Comment Period The draft public health consultation is available for public review and comment.
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What: The Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR), a public health agency of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, today released its draft public health consultation "Evaluating Dose Measurements of Gamma Radiation for Residents Near the Stauffer Chemical Company Superfund Site and Vicinity Properties Tarpon Springs and Holiday, Florida." The document is a draft for public comment and reviews individual gamma radiation dose measurements for participants in a study conducted in 1999 by the Pinellas County Health Dept. ATSDR reviewed the Pinellas County data as a follow-up to ATSDR's 1999 public health assessment addendum for the Stauffer Chemical site and as part of a draft public health response plan for the site released in June 2001. At their request, people living near the Stauffer plant who were concerned about the possibility of phosphorus slag from the plant emitting harmful levels of radiation had their individual exposure to gamma radiation measured with a thermoluminescent dosimeter (TLD). The study participants wore the TLD's all day for a 30-day period.

50. University Curriculums And Fellowships In Radiological Health.
ED056862 University Curriculums and Fellowships in radiological health.
http://www.eric.ed.gov/ERICWebPortal/recordDetail?accno=ED056862

51. CRCPD
Alaska radiological health Program radiological health Program Section of Maryland Department of the Environment - radiological health Program.
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52. Center For Devices And Radiological Health ISPE
Center For Devices and radiological health. More on the Center For Devices and radiological health. CDRH protects the public health by providing reasonable
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53. Florida Medical Device Lawyer – Medical Device Radiological
Medical Device and radiological health Lawyers and attorneys at Miami Florida based Law Firm FHI assist medical device manufacturers, distributors,
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54. University Of North Dakota | Safety And Environmental Health
A. North Dakota radiological health Rules, Section 3310-04.1-12, which states 33-10-04.1-12. Storage and control of licensed or registered sources of
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To establish procedures for ensuring the security of radiation sources. II. POLICY III. SCOPE This standard practice applies to all departments and individuals using sources of radiation including radioactive material and radiation producing machines at the University or University-controlled sites. IV. REFERENCES A. North Dakota Radiological Health Rules, Section 33-10-04.1-12, which states:
33-10-04.1-12. Storage and control of licensed or registered sources of radiation. 1. Security of stored sources of radiation. The licensee or registrant shall secure from unauthorized removal or access licensed or registered sources of radiation that are stored in unrestricted areas. 2. Control of sources of radiation not in storage. a. The licensee or registrant shall control and maintain constant surveillance of licensed or registered radioactive material that is in an unrestricted area and that is not in storage or in a patient who has been released in accordance with the patient release criteria in subsection 12 of section 33-10-07-05. b. The registrant shall maintain control of radiation machines that are in a controlled or unrestricted area and that are not in storage.

55. Pearce's Resources For Radiological Health In Alaska
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56. Bureau Of Radiation Protection Homepage--Links To Radiation Protection Websites
Article V. radiological health. Health Physics Society. The Health Physics Society is a nonprofit scientific professional organization whose mission is to
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The Bureau of Radiation Protection provides this list of hyperlinks to professional organizations, universities, research facilities and government agencies as a user-friendly source of information. Via these links you can research radiological topics, keep up with the latest radiological news and find contact information. Many of the following hyperlinks will transport you from a DEP website to an Internet site that is not under the management or control of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and is not governed by the privacy or security policies of the Commonwealth. The Bureau of Radiation Protection provides these hyperlinks as a courtesy to our website's visitors because they have information or features that may be of interest to you as a visitor to the BRP Website. The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania does not necessarily endorse the views expressed or the facts presented on these external websites. Further, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania does not endorse any commercial products that may be advertised or available on these external websites.

57. Radiological Health Engineering/Health Physics
Radiation Safety, radiological health Engineering, Health Physics, Radiobiology, Radiation Detection and Measurement, External Dosimetry, Internal Dose
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Radiological Health Engineering/Health Physics
Health Physics and Radiation Safety is that area of environmental health engineering that deals with the protection of the individual and population groups against the harmful effects of ionizing radiation.
The scientific and engineering aspects of health physics include:
  • Physical measurements of different types of radiation and radioactive materials
    Establishment of quantitative relationships between radiation exposure and biological damage
    Movement of radioactivity through the environment
    Design of radiologically safe equipment, processes, and environments
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    Radiation Safety Radiological Health Engineering Health Physics Radiobiology Radiation Detection and Measurement External Dosimetry Internal Dose Assessment , and Radiological Risk Assessment . Our Consultants and Associates are fully trained, capable and have outstanding credentials. Dr. Ian Hamilton

    58. Radiation Safety Academy - Faculty Bio, Hal Peterson
    Contributor to the 1992 and 1998 editions of the Handbook of Health Physics and radiological health, to Radiological Assessment (J.E. Till and H.R. Meyers,
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    Adjunct Faculty, Radiation Safety Academy
    • Master of Nuclear Engineering (1965), New York University Guest Health Physics Fellow (1965), Brookhaven National Laboratory A.B. Chemistry (1963), Princeton University Physical Science Trainee (1962), Environmental Measurements Laboratory American Board of Health Physics Comprehensive Certification (1971)
    Professional Experience US Department of Energy US Nuclear Regulatory Commission US Environmental Protection Agency , Office of Radiation Programs. As Chief, Surveillance Branch, Environmental Assessment Division, directed EPA programs in radiation monitoring and radiation dose assessment involving over 35 man-years and $ 800,000 of effort. Directed the operation of the National Environmental Radiation Ambient Monitoring System. Supervised personnel engaged in dose model development, environmental data analysis, and data system development. Coordinated radiation dose assessment program and field studies of environmental radiation levels. US Environmental Protection Agency , Office of Radiation Programs. As Deputy Chief, Advanced Technology Branch, Technology Assessment Division, assisted Branch Chief in coordination and managing program involving 24 man-years and $640,000 of effort for assessing the environmental consequences of advanced nuclear technology. Project manager of EPA program to assess the environmental impacts of the liquid metal fast breeder reactor. Task leader for the preparation of the technical document for nuclear power reactors supporting the EPA Uranium Fuel Cycle Standard (40 CFR Part 190).

    59. New York City Department Of Health And Mental Hygiene - Office Of Radiological H
    The Office of radiological health is responsible for regulating the possession and use of radioactive materials in New York City, when such materials are to
    http://www.osc.state.ny.us/audits/allaudits/093006/04n7.htm
    New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
    Office of Radiological Health
    The Office of Radiological Health is responsible for regulating the possession and use of radioactive materials in New York City, when such materials are to be used for non-industrial purposes such as medical diagnosis and treatment. The Office licenses individual physicians, institutions such as hospitals and academic facilities, and New York City agencies so that they can use radioactive materials for these purposes. The Office also inspects the facilities at certain prescribed intervals to determine whether they are complying with various health and safety requirements.
    We examined the Office’s licensing and inspection practices and found that a number of improvements were needed. For example, we found that a significant percentage of the Office’s inspections were not performed within the required timeframes. We also found that the inspections were not always planned, performed and documented in accordance with Office requirements. We also identified long delays in the license renewal process, and determined that the Office could more efficiently and effectively monitor the correction of safety violations if additional information about the violations was recorded on the Office’s automated information system.
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    60. WV 9936 RADIOLOGICAL HEALTH SPECIALIST
    radiological health SPECIALIST. Nature of Work Under general supervision, performs work at the fullperformance level by conducting inspections and surveys
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    RADIOLOGICAL HEALTH SPECIALIST Nature of Work
    Under general supervision, performs work at the full-performance level by conducting inspections and surveys of radiation-producing devices located throughout the state to insure compliance with federal and state regulations. Verifies licensure of operators of medical radiation devices. Recommends implementation of any necessary compliance actions. Extensive public contact and considerable travel is required. Performs related work as required. Examples of Work
    Collects data on site at radiation emission facilities to evaluate compliance with state and federal regulations.
    Assists facilities with development of regular inspection procedures.
    Prepares inspection reports and recommends corrective measures if necessary.
    Responds to inquires regarding radon testing, interprets tests results and recommends mitigation measures.
    Conducts gross alpha and beta analysis of air and water samples.
    Calibrates portable radiation detection devices.

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